Last week, the Associated Student Body senate released a draft of legislation aimed at relocating the university’s Confederate monument on the Circle to the on-campus Confederate cemetery. Soon after, other campus groups and communities took to voicing their own opinions about Ole Miss’s Confederate monument.

The Graduate Student Council Senate passed a resolution on Monday night urging the university to relocate the Confederate monument to the cemetery. The Senate voted 15-4 with one abstention.

The ASB followed suit Tuesday night, unanimously passing their original resolution 47-0.

The faculty senate is expected to consider a similar resolution on Thursday night, furthering the discussion about the Confederate monument’s relocation.

Ahead of the faculty senate’s impending vote, the Twitter community shared its thoughts on the monument’s potential relocation.

wait, the confederate cemetery is on the university campus 🤔so moving the monument from the square to the campus will continue to bring pro-confederate supporters to rally at a different location on campus🥴 that is no change #WeNeedChange

I think a vital part of the conversation though is that both statues not only educate us about our past, they also celebrate the figures they depict. We need to understand our history, but James Meredith is also someone I would like to celebrate, and the university greys are not